Before spending money on seed, contractors or machinery, make sure you are solving the right pasture problem.

Many horse pasture problems are not caused by a lack of seed. They are caused by soil function, grazing pressure, timing, or unrealistic expectations of how pasture recovers. This practical, welfare-led webinar will help you decide, with clarity, whether to overseed, reseed, or wait, so you protect your time, your budget, and your horses.

About This Webinar

Every year thousands of horse owners ask the same questions: - Should I overseed? - Should I completely reseed? - Is my pasture actually ready? - Am I wasting money by acting too early? - Should I simply leave the pasture alone? Intervening too early can waste seed and reduce establishment success because the underlying conditions are not yet right. Intervening too late can mean another season of thinning pasture, expanding bare soil and declining soil function, making successful establishment more difficult. This session gives you structured decision criteria so you can assess your own land and act appropriately. - No generic advice. - No pressure to seed. - Clear decision support grounded in soil function, grazing management, and equine welfare. This 60 minute webinar with 30 minutes live Q&A is designed to help you answer these questions calmly and confidently. The webinar draws on pasture ecology, soil science and practical horse pasture management to help you make informed decisions rather than relying on generic advice. You will leave knowing what to do next on your own land, and why. Rather than teaching a single method, this webinar explains how to assess your own pasture so you can choose the right approach for your circumstances.

What you'll learn

Assess Horse Pasture Properly

Determine whether intervention is actually needed, rather than reacting to symptoms.

Decide When Overseeding Will Actually Work

When overseeding will succeed and when it is likely to fail, based on soil function, competition, moisture, and grazing pressure

Build Long-Term Pasture Resilience

How soil condition, plant diversity, and grazing management interact to build resilient pasture that reduces mud, improves forage density, and lowers long term input reliance

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The webinar recording includes: - 60 minutes of structured teaching - 30 minutes  Q&A Who This Is For - Horse owners wanting more resilient pasture and better forage outcomes - Land managers improving grazing systems - Anyone planning pasture work who wants confidence before investing - Equine professionals advising horse owners If you are unsure whether to intervene this season, this session is for you. It's especially relevant if you are considering purchasing seed, hiring contractors, or committing machinery to the land this year.

Presented by Sian Constantine

Founder of Hoof & Habitat, ENFAR Registered Feed Advisor with a background in biochemistry and life sciences. Sian teaches horse owners how horse pasture systems function so they can make confident decisions that improve horse welfare, soil health and long-term grazing resilience.

Curriculum

2 Chapters · 5 Lessons

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      How to rest land

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      Learn more about soil

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      Learn how to develop pastures to meet 5 domains of animal welfare

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One poorly timed reseeding project can cost hundreds of pounds in seed, machinery, contractors and lost grazing. Understanding whether to overseed, reseed or simply improve soil function first can save far more than the cost of this webinar. Invest once in understanding before investing in your pasture.

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